story: CHAPTER XXXII 
  
  LITTLE NELL--CONCLUSION 
  
  Jean Bevoir was now thoroughly cowed, and once having exposed himself he did all in his power to curry favor with those he had so deeply wronged, in the hope that they would relent in their treatment of him and perhaps grant him his ultimate liberty. But neither Henry nor the others would make him any promises, for nobody had any intention of letting him go free. 
  
  "He deserves to become a prisoner," said Dave. "And he ought to be put in solitary confinement and on bread and water." 
  
  "Right ye are, lad," said Barringford. "He's wuss nor a snake in the grass. I don't wonder Henry felt like pepperin' him on the spot." 
  
  It was well along in the middle of the afternoon and the rangers who had been out on the hunt were thoroughly tired, yet it was arranged that those who had remained in camp should move to the cave near the falls without delay, after getting minute directions from Jean Bevoir, so that there should be no chance of making a mistake in the route. A strict guard was ordered over the trader and he was given to understand that if anything went wrong with those who set out on the search for little Nell and the others the blame would fall upon him. 
  
  It must be said that the hearts of both Henry and Dave beat rapidly as they pushed along the trail leading towards the falls. Henry, as we know, loved his little sister dearly, and Dave's affection for his little cousin was scarcely less strong. Throughout the whole campaign there had not been a day when they had not thought of her and of what she must be suffering. 
questions: What did Dave think Jean deserved?
questions: Where did he think they should put him?
questions: Would he be allowed to eat?
questions: Who agreed with him?
questions: Who wanted to shoot Jean?
questions: How long were the rangers out?
questions: What was the reason for their outing?
questions: Were they tired?
questions: Was an arrangement made for those left in the encampment?
questions: What were they to do?
questions: When?
questions: What were they to do first?
questions: From whom?
questions: Who did Henry love?
questions: And Dave?
questions: Who were they searching for?
questions: Where did the trail lead?
questions: How did Henry and Daves hearts beat?
questions: Was anyone going to let Jean go?
questions: Who watched the trader?
answers: To become a prisoner
answers: He deserves to become a prisoner," said Dave
answers: In solitary confinement
answers: He deserves to become a prisoner," said Dave. "And he ought to be put in solitary confinement and on bread and water
answers: Bread and water
answers: And he ought to be put in solitary confinement and on bread and water
answers: Barringford
answers: Right ye are, lad," said Barringford
answers: Henry
answers: He's wuss nor a snake in the grass. I don't wonder Henry felt like pepperin' him on the spot
answers: Till the middle of the afternoon
answers: It was well along in the middle of the afternoon and the rangers who had been out on the hunt were thoroughly tired
answers: They were hunting
answers: It was well along in the middle of the afternoon and the rangers who had been out on the hunt were thoroughly tired
answers: Yes
answers: It was well along in the middle of the afternoon and the rangers who had been out on the hunt were thoroughly tired
answers: Yes
answers: yet it was arranged that those who had remained in camp should move to the cave near the falls without delay
answers: Move to the cave near the falls
answers: et it was arranged that those who had remained in camp should move to the cave near the falls without dela
answers: Without delay
answers: et it was arranged that those who had remained in camp should move to the cave near the falls without delay
answers: Get minute directions
answers: yet it was arranged that those who had remained in camp should move to the cave near the falls without delay, after getting minute directions from Jean Bevoir
answers: Jean Bevoir
answers: yet it was arranged that those who had remained in camp should move to the cave near the falls without delay, after getting minute directions from Jean Bevoir
answers: His little sister
answers:  Henry, as we know, loved his little sister dearly
answers: His little cousin
answers: Dave's affection for his little cousin was scarcely less strong
answers: Nell
answers:  A strict guard was ordered over the trader and he was given to understand that if anything went wrong with those who set out on the search for little Nell and the others the blame would fall upon him
answers: To the falls
answers: It must be said that the hearts of both Henry and Dave beat rapidly as they pushed along the trail leading towards the falls
answers: Rapidly
answers: It must be said that the hearts of both Henry and Dave beat rapidly as they pushed along the trail leading towards the falls
answers: No
answers: But neither Henry nor the others would make him any promises, for nobody had any intention of letting him go free
answers: A strict guard
answers:  A strict guard was ordered over the trader and he was given to understand that if anything went wrong with those who set out on the search for little Nell and the others the blame would fall upon him